Brontosaurus will be reassembled in the shop, a 3D scan will be made and a one-tenth-scale model will be created and sent to the Peabody, where the staff will decide whether to “lift this leg a ...

I never thought that was fair. The Brontosaurus was always a rockstar. First, there was its size. There was nothing larger. This scale gave it its name: "Brontosaurus" comes from the Greek words ...

“It wasn’t to scale; details were wrong,” Clark says ... rex that took about 30 hours to complete. Cooley’s brontosaurus required about 50 hours of work. Clarks says he had to cut ...

and he set out to create a statue to scale with the prehistoric brontosaurus — meaning it would have stretched around 60 feet long and over 30 feet tall. According to Nature Coaster, Herwede ...

The name Brontosaurus goes back to the so-called Bone ... between species and genera of diplodocid dinosaurs (the large-scale grouping that includes Apatosaurus as well as other long-necked ...

The Brontosaurus may be back. Not that it ever really went away, at least not in the minds of generations of people who grew up watching Fred Flintstone devour one of his beloved Brontosaurus burgers.

Brontosaurus, the long-necked plant-eating dinosaur, has always been a classroom favorite. Never mind that it was declassified as a genus all its own in 1903 and lumped under the name Apatosaurus.

It is known as the Kindly Brontosaurus. A practitioner, nay, an artist, of the Kindly Brontosaurus method would approach the gate agent as follows. You state your name and request. You make a ...

So what dinosaur would be amazing to chill with? The Brontosaurus. Duh. Before you get all kinds of picky and start going on about how the beautiful long-limbed beast is actually an Apatosaurus ...

(Photo: The Apatosaurus at the American Museum of Natural History in New York. Brontosaurus was believed to be an Apatosaurus mistakenly classified as a new species.) The long-necked, long-tailed ...

The name Brontosaurus goes back to the so-called Bone ... between species and genera of diplodocid dinosaurs (the large-scale grouping that includes Apatosaurus as well as other long-necked ...